The Savannah tribune. [volume] (Savannah [Ga.]) 1876-1960, 1887-05-28
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SSHrHRKEYs-l.25 (G2.0J per pair.
DR. 4 w w Manaway passed through
he city this week on his way to Wash
ugton.
Miss, Isabella B, daughter Of Capt
b.S. P. Baird is IN our city the guest
relatives.
ca to the Court Home and max,
onr returns at once in order to avoiC
yeing double taxed.
Mr. Isaac N. Baker of Darlington Co
outb Carolina WAS 10 the city this week
nd visited the TRIBuNE Office,
The Grand L dge will meet in al.
any, Ca, on June "a. A large delega-
ion is expected to go from Savannah
Mss Emmie DeLamotta, left last
eek for Washington, d. c., where she
Kl,pend several weeks with her brother
Syrup Of Nitre cures Coughs. Colds
&C. For sale by all druggists.
For fresh beef. vegetables, aud tamil,
2y groceries call at J. +. Hamlet's
tore GU Charlton and Habersham
klreets
The Board of Officers of the First
Battalion, Georgia Volunteers, will meet
at Chatham hall on Wednesday night
June 1st.
Mr.. v. S. Scott Of Grahamville, s.
B., was III the city during the week aud
paid us a call. Mr.. Scott is a live
business man,
Yellowstone Kit has left for Charles
ton much to the relief of doctors.
lruggists, preachers, and the heads of
Eamilies who have small children
Mr.. James B, Reynolds we'll known
young citizen of Savannah died yester'
Hay morning after an illness of several
weeks. His funeral took place to-day.
Boston and Baltimore Corned beef
st Il Logan stalls 81 and 68
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Bruen will be panied to learn of
the death of their young infant son,
who breathed his last on Tuesday morn
Png May Gath instant.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy W. Moulden, will regret to learn
pf the death of little frankie, their only
son, which occurred on Thursday last.
Age one year and one mouth.
The Sunday School at Montgomery
will celebrate its 3D. anniversary, GU
Sunday June ! S, at 8 O'Clock P, m.
An excellent programme has been ar
ranged by Mr.. IL. T. johnson the Su-
perintendent.
The Sunday school Of the First
Bryan Baptist church West Broad
street will give their annual picnic at
Bonaventure, on Monday May 30.
Prices 35 and % cents. All friends
IRE invited.
The public examination of the Beach
Institute took place on Thursday. On
asst night the closing concert was rem
lered in accordance with an excellent
program. Our report was received too
ate for publication in this issue but
will be published in full next week.
The Farmers Association will give
IN excursion to No. 3, S. f. g. W.
Railroad on Monday May 30. The st.
Louis and Teasers Base Ball clubs will
play match game in the afternoon.
Music and refreshments will be on hand.
Train leaves at u o'clock a. IN. Tick
ITS so cents.
The Young Chathams with the
Union Cornet Band will leave foot OF
Lincoln street GU Sunday Tomorrow
mighty for Beaufort at 10 o'clock. They
will be met by a delegation of Beaufort
soldiers and parade Monday, National
Decoration day.
Work on the Tybee Railroad has
been suspended. Maj. Innis the con.
tractor has thrown up the contract and
lnuumerable suits, garuishments &c,
have been instituted in the courts.
From present indications it will be a
long time before people will visit the
Southern Long Branch by rail.